Sweeping crescent brushstrokes form arcs set against a vibrant red background that intensifies the colour contrast, evoking the festive spirit of Christmas—already stirring in cultural conversations when the piece was created in October. The choice of colours feels both celebratory and grounded, their interplay suggesting movement, energy, and anticipation.

When’s Christmas? Triptych

When’s Christmas? Triptych October 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 20x30cm x3

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The energetic brushstrokes echo the whirlwind of emotions and activity that comes with the approach of Christmas—an event that can feel so vast and overwhelming, almost taking on a life of its own.

For those who experience the season, particularly mothers with young children, this series resonates on a deeper level. The energy infused into the brushwork mirrors the frenetic pace of preparations—the excitement, the joy, but also the exhaustion. It’s a visual reminder of the immense effort and vitality that Christmas requires, capturing both its beauty and its demanding nature in a vivid, sensory experience.

Is it Christmas yet?

Is it Christmas yet? October 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 30x30cm

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A bold, abstract painting, dominated by a sweeping crescent brushstroke in rich gold and deep green hues.

The textured layers of the brushstroke give the piece a tactile quality, inviting the viewer to not only see but feel the vitality coursing through it. The sweeping crescent, with its dynamic shape, serves as a magnetic focal point, pulling the viewer’s gaze across the canvas, embodying a sense of motion and renewal.